Behind My Camera
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| Blog Name: | Behind My Camera |
| Url: | http://behindmycamera.wordpress.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | photos, photography, dslr |
| Description: | This is about my struggle towards better photos - but also how beautiful a world this place is! This place, created by the Lord. Starting to look at it through the lens has totally changed how I see it. "But ask the animals, and they will teach you, or the birds of the air, and they will tell you; or speak to the earth, and it will teach you, or let the fish of the sea inform you. Which of all these does not know that the hand of the Lord has done this?" (Job 12:7-9) |
| Popularity: | 12 Followers |
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First snow
The first snow this year came October 19th. A thick layer of soft, wet snow – in huge flakes. I’ve never seen that huge snowflakes in my life! This photo isn’t a very good illustration of the beautiful sight of yellow leaved birches being covered with the cold whipped cream, like illuminating the snow and giving it some of their colour in the grim autumn morning light. The best shots would’ve been available at the motor way – but I couldn’t stop there, especially not in that weather!
The first snow this year came October 19th. A thick layer of soft, wet snow – in huge flakes. I’ve never seen that huge snowflakes in my life! This photo isn’t a very good illustration of the beautiful sight of yellow leaved birches being covered with the cold whipped cream, like illuminating the snow and giving it some of their colour in the grim autumn morning light. The best shots would’ve been available at the motor way – but I couldn’t stop there, especially not in that weather!
Seed fluff
I think for this photo I used an extension tube with my macro lens. But to tell you the truth, I’m not sure about that. Anyway, the spider-looking thing is seed fluff from the yellow strawflower. Pretty neat, isn’t it :) I’m hoping these photos look at least close to what they look like at my computer. My screen isn’t calibrated and yesterday’s trial order of a few prints came back very random-looking…
I think for this photo I used an extension tube with my macro lens. But to tell you the truth, I’m not sure about that. Anyway, the spider-looking thing is seed fluff from the yellow strawflower. Pretty neat, isn’t it :) I’m hoping these photos look at least close to what they look like at my computer. My screen isn’t calibrated and yesterday’s trial order of a few prints came back very random-looking…
Where did it go?
Yesterday after the Spikey was gone I let the dogs out again. Pepe went back to look for him…
Yesterday after the Spikey was gone I let the dogs out again. Pepe went back to look for him…
Prickly
Guess what? No flowers today! Not yellow ones or any other colour either! Today I’m giving you something sharp but still so cuddly looking: A hedgehog! This fellow lives in our garden. Hedgehogs move in the night, during the day they sleep. For some reason this one was on the move in the afternoon today – and my pooches went just crazy seeing him behind the garden swing! Of course the hedgehog huddled up and the pooches were powerless against its sharp spikes. I took the boys inside and came back with my camera – and some doggy treats. First Spikey remained an angry ball. I carefully tried to get some disturbing grasses away and he’d angrily hiss
Guess what? No flowers today! Not yellow ones or any other colour either! Today I’m giving you something sharp but still so cuddly looking: A hedgehog! This fellow lives in our garden. Hedgehogs move in the night, during the day they sleep. For some reason this one was on the move in the afternoon today – and my pooches went just crazy seeing him behind the garden swing! Of course the hedgehog huddled up and the pooches were powerless against its sharp spikes. I took the boys inside and came back with my camera – and some doggy treats. First Spikey remained an angry ball. I carefully tried to get some disturbing grasses away and he’d angrily hiss
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